People Still Go To Comic-con Because They

I Remember Being A Kid And Seeing The 'national Inquirer' At The Grocery Store Checkout Line. When Somebody Actually Picked Up A Copy, It Was Mortifying. You Felt Dirty For Them. But Now It's Perfectly Acceptable To Read Something Like That. There's Absolutely No Taboo Surrounding That Kind Of Exploitation.

I've Been Really Lucky With Acting, In That I Can Do Things I Believe In And Feel Good About, And Feel Good About Myself. If For Some Reason One Day That Ends, I Won't Do It Anymore. If I Feel Like I Have To Compromise Myself To Continue To Be In This Industry, I Don't Want To Do That.

I Kind Of Understand Now Why People Freak Out When They See Celebrities That They Love, Because That's How I Feel About Every Single Muppet.

The Minute You Feel Like There's Nothing Left To Learn, Whether It's With Your Career Or Life, You're Done.

I'm Lucky Because I Have So Many Clashing Cultural, Racial Things Going On: Black, Jewish, Irish, Portuguese, Cherokee. I Can Float And Be Part Of Any Community I Want.